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Transportation by Pipe Lines!

The cheap st and most convenient If all artif-
cial methods Of ira .porta'ion yet devised, Is -
line. OF wrought iron pipe, supplied, when nee
essary. with suitable force pumps al proper In
ter ais.
oil. water and every kind Of liquid, and for ev'
cry sort of gas. Water FOX irrigsliot and III ing
ca q be moved for any distance by this means.
wrought iron. provided all parts offs manua--
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the proper JOINT is used.
Careful pipe makers select choice pt- N tai.
and from it make. under their own super
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our thread. are 'apered r,ue. beth or pipe
and sncket, 90 that Iron inins agei..= iron
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We Manufacture
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is aspecislty.
Gas Lin Pipe.
Oil Line = Pc.
Casing and Tubing for Wells.
Boiler Tubes.
T length can be as desired, rp TO p fee'.
I longer sections are inconvenient fol- handling
IN Ipying lines.
our works are located On the Delaware river.
/. miles below Phi'sdelphia. and are ccnnecred
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Address the
CHESTER PIPE AND TCBE CO..
g y Fourth st Philadelphia, Pa, Us A
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CoLI1NowooD, Ont, October 9s.-Tbe
Steamer City Of Owen Sound was wrecked
mali . mile east OF ~Clapperton Island light
house during . heavy gale on Monday
morning. The crew left the steamer IN
,'Ie ooe and had q narrow escape from
beng drowned. The steamer was owned
oy smith Aeiehtley, OF Toronto, and was
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DRIFTED ASHORE,

GoDERIcH. Ont. October 26.-Two wrecks
oriftsd ashore here to-day. One was the
0 Lady Elgin. and the other is supposed
to Do the Norris or Dolphin. Inquiries az
to the late Of these vessels were sent out
yesterday. The crews Of both vessels are
thought to be lost.
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-07-01

an -materialistic issue and to show
the world that there was something in a
sentiment that would make man fight
though there WASH It dollar in it. Having
satisfied himself that he had right at ths
bottom of it, he went on, tatteres aud hun
CRY, fighting the comhi6ed world with a
blithe bravery that may never again be
equalled.
No; the children of those men need
have no doubts about their ancestors
having been in the right, no doubts about
their memories standing as bright and I'M
tarn1shed as the memories of those brave
men who died on the other side, and no
apprehension that future generations will
draw any other distinction between those
Americans who fought in the civil war
than that one wore the Gray and the
other the Blue-the White rose and the
Red of English ancestry. Those who for
partizan purposes-and it is only for that
it is done at this late day-attempt to affix
the name of traitor to the Confederate
soldier deserve the scorn of the world
1t was given to him by Fate to be ground
into powder between two great systems;
his place was fixed by Destiny in the path
of tremendous question that was to be
settled by war; the little flame OF his life
was caught under the dark cloak that a
great Hand threw over a dying relic of
barbarism, but his children should see
nothing in his memory they may not here
after with pride lay stainless on the altar
OF the Republic, and nothing in his motives
which in the alchemy of the Unions fu-
ture needs may not be transmitted into
the pure gold of Patriotism.
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fourteen now drawing pensions.

fourteen now drawing pensions.
Asheville, N. q, was greatly excited last
week. Tuesday tie local papers announced
that Rev. Percy H. Eubanks rector of the
Episcopal parishes of Lexington and Concord
would on Wednesday wed, Miss Nettie Henry
of Asheville. The intended groom arriv-
ed in due time, but while he was
dressing for the ceremony at his hotel, he
heard that the intended bride heavily yelled
had taken the Eastern train the night before.
No one can divine where she has gone-not
even her relations
Tulane University in Louisiana, has confer
red the degree of Doctor of Laws on Gen. Lee,
President of Washington and Lee University.
Mrs. Julia jackson Christian of San Diego,
Cal, the only daughter of Stonewall jackson,
has given birth to a daughter.
Thieves entered the residence of Gen. Ma
hone in Petersburg Sunday night, while he
and his son slept, and stole from his panta-
looms pockets two $50 bills and 500 in fves
and tens. At the same time they robbed
Butler Mahone's pockets of 500 in money.
They drank some of the generals wine down
stairs and carried off several boxes of his
twenty-f cents apiece cigars.
The Fredericksburg papers notice the dis
appearance from there of Capt. W. L. Tom
linson, with grave trouble in his accounts.
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CLEANED FROM THE MAILS.

In Baltimore last week some forty of the
most prominent musicai people of the city,
including Stieff, the piano manufacturer, Gel
ebrated the approach of the 87th birth day of
the venerable Professor J. Fl. Hewitt, must
clan and poet, by giving him pleasure ex-
cursion. Music was the leading feature of
the occasion. Prof. Hewitt is the father of
Geo. H. Hewitt of Staunton, and was onceS a
professor in the Wesleyan Female Institute.
Mrs David Stinespring, the mother of Rev.
G. W. Stinespring of the q. B. Church. for
merly of Churchville in this county, died at
Dayton, Rockingham, last week, aged rs.
Mr. stinespring, now pastor of church in
Baltimore, hurried to her bedside but got
there too late to see er alive.
Since the street railway became a fixed fact
in Charlottesville, the land n ear its terminus,
in the vicinity of the junction, has risen to
5000 an acre. Some twenty lots were sold
last
The election to fill the place of Principal of
the State Female Normal school at Farmyille,
resigned by DIR. Ruffner, has been fixed by
the Board for July 20th next
Andrew McClintic, for many years postmas-
ter at Wilsonville, Highland, was stricken
with paralysis at the table last week and died
that night.
DR.. Robert N. Mills and John Ludlow, who
had fled from Elmira, N. Y, We're arrested
near Stanardsville, Green county, Va, Thurs
day. By forged evidence they had obtained
R1 2 900 of,
son" of Elmira, given him So, 900 of it, AMI
then gone off with the $4,000. On Mills
person was found 81 900 in gold. He had
bought $4,000 hotel in Pennsylvania and
5000 lot near Orange G. H., Va. The whole
party were taken back to Elmira by the pen
sion office detective who had hunted them
out. Blind Patterson was arrested at Cor
louisville Saturday with his wife, who had
s., 300 on her person.
W. Z. Dudley of Raleigh county, W. Va,
not long ago lost an eye while attending saw
mill. He thea went 80 team driving as safer
Last week the lash Of the nip put the other
eye out. His cousin. Louis Caughev, lost an
eye some months ago in h saw nal and went
to team driving as safer. On the sane Day
that Dudley lost his last eye, small sto1a
flying from the hoof of horse put Caughey S
remaining eye out.
VIM. Canady of Patrick county, Va, was
the fathe r of twenty-one sons and three
daughters by one wife. The twenty-one sons
were all in the Confederate army. In a pen
sion application at Washington Monday one of
the witnesses was man from West Virginia,
one of thirty three children by the same par
ents, twenty of whom were boys of whom six
teen went into the Union army, two being
killed during the war, and the remaining
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"Old Virginny" manages to make her
mark whether with chalk or crayon. The
Yale College Law School, Monday, and
received the 800 prize for the best Grafton,
was W. j. McGwinn young colored Vir-
ginian whose early education was in the
colored public schools of his native State.
He had previously graduated in law at
Howard University, Washington. paying
for his tuition by hard work between study
hours.
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Cleveland seems to be man of destiny.
Even his mistakes accomplish more for
the object be has at heart-the fraternal
reunion of the country, than the well cal
culated efforts of other men. The shock
ing brutality of Gen. Fairchild and the
venom of Gov. Foraker, displayed over the
matter of returning the flags, have created
areaction among the Union veterans of the
North that promises to sweep all before
it. Without fear of Fairchild's hostility
the R. E. Lee Camp of Confederate Vet
Grams on their way to Boston had frater-
nal celebrations thickly showered On them
by Grand Army Posts in Pennsylvania
New Jersey and Rhode Island, and in
Massachusetts they were fairly carried by
storm. The list Pennsylvania regiment
of the line has petitioned the government
for the battle flags they captured at Get
tysburg, in order that they may return
them to Pickett's veterans at the reunion
on July 3rd. Whether Gen. Fairchlld will
invoke Heaven TO "palsy" the hands and
minds of the list Pennsylvania for this
yet remains to be seen. The outburst of
American fraternity among the Union
veterans, since the flag episode, has been
such as perhaps no other occurrence could
possibly have brought ABOUT. 1t looks
like Cleveland's luck is invincible. His
veto of tbs Dependent Pension bill, which
it was prop hesied was &c kill him at the
North, and his veto of the Texas relief bill
which was to wind up his popularity at the
South, were hardly heard of week after
and the country seems to have made vi
its mind to stand by a man who in al
things essays first to be highland in al
essen tial things succeeds.
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The Richmond dispatch" says that
out of 1872 liquor licenses granted there
since May 1st, 70 were paid With coupons,
the money being deposited with the cou-
pons as the law requires. One hundred
and seventy eight other liqu or dealers are
keeping open their houses without applying
for license. If these statements are cor
rect the liquor dealers Of Rlchm ond are
badly handicapping themselves for the
next Local Option fight.
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RlucK ana character both, but age has
veal MeSkeuea ms efficiency Cameron has
h h n enTusn q nd talentsenough, too, but
az nas alIoauy said he would settle his
o oaa is.Sie se bis partr4 Malone is in
cohtrol ol .1e fganizatiAs, and will call
no cony n ., TO give these schemers
Moments, too, arg . nunoh IL ~ TIC t;mid
r2d, who, while wiilino .onnh onnear
to be s.. a"i1 " Ike any GSsisive blow"
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-07-01
GEN. BUTLER AND MRS, MUMEORD
A PIECE OF WAR HISTORY BY
THE CHIEF ACTOR IN IT.

THE EXECUTION OF MUMFORD AT NEW
ORLEANS SUBSEQUENT AID TO
HIS WIDOW BY GEN. BUTLER-sHE
LOSES A SITUATION UNDER HAYES AD-
MINIsTRATION BUT GETS ANOTHER
FROM POSTMASTER GENERAL KEYEs-
GEN. BUTLER QUOTES FITZ LEE.
&C.. &C., &C.
The correspondence below explains it
self. Mr.. Lanier Dunn is respected res
ident of Bath county. He married ward
of Gen. Butler:
WARM SPRINGS, BATH Co., VA,
June 9th, 1877.
Editor iSt0untoaa Vi7aC7scator:
On the morning of April 9Th, last saw in
your paper an article stating that. cit is said
that Gen. Butler has for years been able to
retain in Office in Washington, the widow of
Mumford, whom he had hanged in New
Orleans"
went to you stating that knew that Gen.
Butler had done that. My story was not as
specific as you wished, so at your request
wrote to Gen. Butler-his reply please find
herewith.
Respectfully.
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We are indebted to Senator Koiner for
copy of the Stenographic report Of the
proceedings of the Debt Commission, and
also for copy of the report of the Com
mittee of the Virginia legislature.
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Ws2SSV nElRkEI 70 THE VOICES OF THOSE ISWzN
IS TX H| WHO SOUND Them IN PRAISE IS X
A;sSIEA OF THE Aesa2s;;zA
CARBOLIC SMOKE BALL.

Gentlemen Il am using the SMOKE BALL in my
family and take great pleasure in testifying to its
merits for Colds and Catarrah, 1t is absolutely
invaluable and would not be without 1t for five
times its COST
Respectfully,
j.. WHITLoCK.
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Connections at Harper's Ferry for all points
West; at Strasburg with Manassas Branch Virg;-
MIA Midland; at StauntOn with Chesapeake & Ohio
Railway; at Lexington with Richmond & Allie
ghaDy Railroad.
WESTWARD.
Fast Limited Express, daily, for Chicago ana
Pittsburg leaves Ba timo1e at IL. 80 m, Wash
lngton at IL As. Arrives at Chic ago S55 M
Pitttsburg so pm.
Express daily for Cincinnati and st. Louis leaves
Baltimore at Els m, Washington BIS m, and
Harper's Ferry at 40 Arrives at Cincinnati
at 7.3O a NJ and St. Louis at 30pm.
Night Express daily for st. Louis and Chicago
leaves Baltimore at $50 , m, Washington 40 m,
and Harper's Ferry IL 81 p m. Arrives at Cincin-
matt $50 m. st, Louis 7 80 m, Chicago 40 a IN.
Night Express daily for PittsDurg leaves Balti-
more at As m, Washington S.45 M and Har-
pers Ferry at 1929 m. Arrives at Pittsburg s. 80
a m.
For tickets and further information apply to B.
& Q. Agents. or to B Bond, Passenger Agent,
Baltimore, G. DUDRow, Travelling Passenger
Agent, Staunton, Va.
B. & o Palace Sleeping Cars aresnn through to
Cincinnati, st: Louis, Chicago, and Pittsburg on
all express trains.
L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent
G e n L3 0E 3, MIRO General Passenger Agent.
june IT
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EXECUICfs'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
AS Executor of the will of Robert e. Bickle
dec ID. 1 viii, in front of the Courthouse in the
City of Stanton. on
Thursday, July 14tEl, 1887.
sell at public auction the following parcels of real
estate in the city of Staunton and neighborhood:
1st. A house and lot on the south side OF West
Beverley, No. 93S. now occupied BY John Fields;
End. A double store house and dwelling and lot,
on the east side # South New Street, and design
ated as Nos. 2 md 6 and now occupied by mer-
chants John P. anderson and A, E. Harnsberger.
=, Sid. A brick -.#puse on the west side OF South
New Street designated as No. 5
4th a vacant lot of about two acres north OF
and outside of the city limits and south of the prop
erty of Joseph Ast's heirs ad Joining
9Th A house and lot on the west side OF North
Fillmore street, north Of ana adjoining B. F. Fifers
residence
TERMS: -One- third Of the purchase price cash.
and the residue in one, two. and three Yeas of
equal instruments with interest from day of sale,
the purchaser to give bonds with approved per-
sonal security and the tile retalned as ultimate
security.
Sale to commence at II O'clock, A. M
WI e. RUSH, Executor.
F. M. Cushing & Son. Auctiqneers,
juneN-3t
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Ge4tlemen.-I take great pleasure in recon-
mending the Gsarboc Smoke Ball and Debellato1
remedy to all persons having any throat trouble
having had occasion to use it myself for chronic
sore throat. for which the Smoke Bail never failed
to give me instant relief and feel almost entirely
cured.
Resi-.
JOHN LESSER
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CURED AT YOUR HOME !!
DEAF, DUMB AND BLIND INSTITUTION

DEAF DUMB BLIND
Saunton 29h 1877.
had suffered
confined
named and tender that could
physicians attended but with little
BROTHER
who represents them
sened the Inflammation
~eN the right one greatly better and nproving
P F. ELLIEGER.
Enger
and is
rs. DOYLE &BI
NELLYs NELSON
Food Treatment dyspepsia years unffor bust
Tn
had gained lbs all
the time. J.W WITT.
am personally acquainted Witt the above state
to be correct w. REEVES MCCoMB.
April 2, 1887.
LYNwooD,
complicated
unsuccesuly operated on by two eminent physicians.
sTRAYER
G. W. M.
MOORE. P
Address,
FOOD TREATMENT COMPANY.
lin St., Staunton, Va.
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4 1ANARY BIRDS.-For sale, number of fine
" Spanish Canary Birds-all male birds and
fiji e singers-stout, healthy birds, in good condi-
ton. Will be sold at reasonable prices. Apply at
VINDICATOR OFFICE.
june 2-tf.
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VezO AdUertsen1e71ts.
EDUCATIONAL
-~7-~->---->7~>@-@-~>
A UGUSTA MALE ACADEMY.


A UGUSTA MALE ACADEMY.
Located in the Shenandoah Valley l,50o feet
above sea-leyel; nine miles north OF Stanton and
n mile from TT. Defiance Station on the " r r.
In the country amid healthful and refined sur
roundings and remote from the vices and distrac
lions OF town or village Prepares for business or
the Universities. FULL CORPS OF EXPERIENCED
INSTRUCTORS Military Tactics. a feature of the
school Total expenses for the eptire session, 500
Specially recommended by the University OF Va
and Washington q Lee University
For particulars as to the methods, &C., app y for
catalogue to CHAS. 8. ROLLER, PIN,
It. Defiance, Augusta county, Va.
July Ito sep Is
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7DOOMS FOR RENT Five neat second story
II rooms. water and gas Oh the floor
Apply to G.. BARGAMIN,
junel7 I'm Lewis Street
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Published every Friday. Price 81 per year 81, 90
or six months, and so cents for months-inyaria-
bly, in advance.
Transient advertisements 10 cents per line aach
Insertion; monthly cents per line~uer monsh.
Contracts for longer terms na.Se at the counter
Local circulation II @stieusta, Rockbridge, Rock
sgham, Alleghaa1g. Highland and Bath counties.
t1lgesReneral and local news: stories and mis-
esssauy reliable commercial repo.--.
81. G. TINsLEY.
A. s. MORTON.
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MINT SPRING, VA, June Is, 1887
This is to certify that have used the s'Carboic
Smoke BALI in nasal and naso-phayngeaI catarrh
and have found it the most efectual remedy I've
ever tried. 1t gave NE relief Immediately and with
Ia few days so entirely relieved me that stopped
using it, Have not had any trouble since,
1t is the best remedy know of for breaking
up colds in head have not used 1t for any of the
other troubles for which it Is recommended, but
unhesitatngly advise its for catarrh and colds
in head.
am, &C., respectfully.
I. W. GILKESON, M. D.
Certificates of numerous other we-known citi-
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have been great sufferer from facial neuralgia
for number of years the pain being so acule, at
times, as to be almost uncomfortable.
For several weeks, however. I have been using
the Carbolic Smoke Ball. end have derived so
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do certify that W. E. Craig one of the commits nm
siouers appointed by decree of May Goth, 1887 in
the above suit of Lushb augh Bro. against Staun-
ton Female Seminary has executed and filed the
bond required by said decree. o,-
June 10 ids JOS. N RYAN, CLERK.
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much benefit therefrom that am greatly e7acour
aged to hope it will effect permanent cure in my
case.
MARY S. POINTS.
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Staunton Female Seminary Property
PU BIG S ALE.

Staunfen Female Seminary.
This property consists of large double three story
building, containing 81 rooms, besides basement
rooms and large study and recitation room; the
building is situated on a beautiful and spendidly
located lot containing about Oneh half acre, and is
capable OF comfortably, accommodating 80 pupils
besides the family OF the Pri ,cipal This Semna-
ry is in flourshing condition so far as the atten
dance of pupils and its management is
concerned; it has been in successful opera
ton for Il years and has been conducted
by Rev James Willis as Principal for the
past five years, and is now offered for sale by rea-
son OF mortgages and liens created for the pur-
chase of the lot and the erection of the buildings
thereon
This is a rare opportunity for purchasing school
property.
The commissioners invite correspondence, and
will take pleasure in showing this property to any
one DESTROYS OF purchasing the same
TERMS ;-Twenty per cent. OF the purchase
money cash, and the residue upon credits OF one,
two, three and four years in equal lnsta ments.
for which the purchaser will execute bonds with
approve personal security, bearing interest from
the day of sale and the title retained as ultimate
security.
sRF- Sale to begin at o'clock, P. N.
W. A. HUDSON,
ROBERT CRAIG,
w. E. CRAIG,
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ILI PRRsONs are here9y Stifed rst to sell
a goods to any person on myacconlS8 except
INV wife or any one of my children
july1 1t Y M B1sShAH' ,
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FOR sAlE-A Farm Of lOs acr9ESss 81 miles
4 south of Stauntdd, va ApHSy to J M
Box 293, P. U. &1uiy l.lt*
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Ven s.: sd1 ertuse,aents.

~~~~-O~~~-37S - 49,
HOOKING BIRD ane Cage for Be-. Address
j M It. Lock S'r los 50 pt0n p O.